Sekito Travertine Pendant Light — Stone Drum Pendant with Adjustable Drop
Sekito takes its name from the Japanese words for "stone" and "lamp" — a
plain description of the fixture itself: a straight-sided travertine drum,
lit from within, hung from a slender wood stem.
DESIGN & AESTHETIC:
A hand-finished travertine drum hangs below a slim wood stem, its natural
pitting and veining visible on every face. Light pools softly downward
from the base, while the stone itself stays quiet and textural even when
unlit. Compact at 4.7 inches (12 cm) across, Sekito works alone beside a
bed or in a row above a counter.
INSTALLATION:
Sekito is hardwired and runs on AC 120–240V, suitable for standard
household wiring across most regions. The cord adjusts up to 67 inches
(170 cm), so you can set the drop exactly where your space needs it. The
fixture takes a standard E26 bulb and is dimmable when paired with a
dimmable LED bulb and a compatible LED dimmer switch (dimmer sold
separately).
PERFECT FOR:
Bedside pendant lighting, reading nooks, kitchen counters and islands,
entryways, compact dining areas, Japandi and minimalist interiors.
WHY CHOOSE SEKITO:
Unlike fixtures with a built-in LED module, Sekito takes a standard E26
bulb. You choose the brightness and warmth that suits your room, and if a
bulb ever fails you replace the bulb, not the fixture. A generous 67-inch
adjustable drop makes it easy to fit ceilings of nearly any height.
Sekito pairs beautifully with our complete Travertine Collection — Koishi
pebble pendants, TAMA sphere pendants, OBI walnut-banded pendants, NAMI
arched wall sconces, Honoka and Shizuku flush mounts — for a cohesive,
layered lighting environment throughout your home.
CARE & MAINTENANCE:
Travertine is a natural stone and will develop subtle character over
time. Dust gently with a soft cloth and avoid direct water exposure. The
wood may deepen in tone naturally with age. Professional installation is
recommended.
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY:
Sekito embodies the Japandi principle of honest materials — stone and
wood, each left to do what it does best, with nothing added.